Having Religion instead of the Root

by WORD on November 25, 2009

in Religion, Sabbath

Key teachings prior to this message are:

1. Letter vs. Spirit
2. Lawful vs Expedient
3. Liberty vs. Cover-Up
4. In the World vs Of the World
5. Sorrow vs. Repentance

Key Quote from this message: Religion is a synthetic, impotent, and counterfeit form of a relationship with God.

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Pastor Michael T. Smith delivers a powerful message on getting to the root behind religion and why not doing so is so dangerous.  What is the difference between holiness and being religious?  How can you know what parts of the law, you should hold fast to and what you should have freedom from?

Key teachings prior to this lesson are:

  1. Letter vs. Spirit
  2. Lawful vs Expedient
  3. Liberty vs. Cover-Up
  4. In the World vs Of the World
  5. Sorrow vs. Repentance

Tagged as: bible understanding, holiness, pastor michael t smith, religon, sabath, understanding, understanding the bible

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